It's the first episode of the year, dear listeners! AJ Ayers and guest host John Owens talk about the upcoming BKFi retreat, new year's resolutions, Binance's pending $1 billion acquisition of bankrupt crypto lender Voyager Digital, offshore (cruise ship) living, and the comprehensiveness of Secure Act 2.0. Don't miss the quick takes on the veritable bounty of information coming out of that! In other news, the Salton Sea has emerged as the center of the Lithium race, with competing companies seeking mining rights. And worthless NFTs might just be valuable as tax-loss harvesting vehicles. Who doesn't love a bad investment? Finally, you'll hear about why so many accountants are quitting, despite the exceedingly high demand for them. Stay tuned!

Links

• Binance.US to acquire bankrupt crypto exchange Voyager’s assets for $1 billion, weeks after planned FTX deal failed

• 28-year-old buys cruise ship apartment because it's less than renting and he can see the world

• The Secure Act 2.0, The RMD Age Change, And The Risk Of A Reverse Nudge

• Why So Many Accountants Are Quitting

• Trump Tax Returns Undermine His Image as a Successful Entrepreneur

• Loyal raises $27M, aims to give dog owners more time with their pets

• Tax-Loss Harvesting Platform Unsellable is Building ‘The World's Largest Collection of Worthless NFTs

• The Lithium Race Takes Shape in the Salton Sea

 

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